Patient's question:
I am currently experiencing severe premature ejaculation, with occasional erections but they are short in duration and poor in hardness. Night tests showed nocturnal erections and occasional morning erections, but they are short in duration and poor in hardness. The doctor said this does not qualify as organic premature ejaculation. I am considering getting an inflatable implant to achieve erections. How much does it cost? Does it provide sensation? Can I still ejaculate? Can I still conceive?Doctor's answer:
If an implant is inserted, it is only suitable for severe erectile dysfunction. Moreover, after this surgery, the patient actually needs to manually achieve an erection. For young patients, it doesn't really have much stable significance. Regarding your condition, I recommend maintaining good lifestyle habits and observing the symptoms to see if medication is needed for regulation. Symptoms such as hot flashes, excessive thirst, burning sensations in the palms and soles, dry mouth and throat, as well as nocturnal emissions, premature ejaculation, etc. Additionally, symptoms like weakness in the waist and knees, fatigue intolerance, frequent feelings of exhaustion, cold limbs, and a preference for warmth over cold may also be present.